Sentence examples for lifespan and development from inspiring English sources

Two different factors may account for this difference in superoxide production: body mass, and the time elapsed from the imaginal moult because of the sex differences in adult lifespan and development.

In summary, lifespan and development are under the control of sphingolipid metabolism, possibly through regulation of autophagy.

"Cephalopods are often called 'weeds of the sea'," she said, because their "rapid growth, short lifespans and flexible development" let them adapt to environmental changes more quickly than other marine animals.

Ablation of PTEN in hematopoietic cells leads to a rapid development of lymphoproliferative and myeloproliferative disorders, shortening mouse lifespan and conditioning the development and study of other PTEN-induced malignancies.

Anisimov [ 49] have recently shown that rapamycin increases lifespan and suppresses tumor development in cancer prone mice.

3 5 Moreover, Jund-mediated oxidative stress has played a pivotal role in systemic regulation of insulin that affects lifespan and in tumor development by altering the microenvironment.

In comparison with wild type (WT) MRL/ lpr and transgenic (Tg) low (TgL) mice, Tg high (TgH) mice exhibited a prolonged lifespan and no apparent development of autoimmune nephritis.

It is our view that there are ample opportunities to pursue research regarding the impact of endometriosis across the lifespan and to pursue development of a number of therapeutics that could plausibly be expected to be both safe and beneficial for women suffering with this disease.

Content of the modules included the basics of child and youth care work, children's rights, behaviour management, and lifespan development.

One major target of these adaptive processes is the evolution of life history traits such as lifespan, growth, development and plasticity [ 6, 7].

Recent studies on transgenic Anopheles stephensi (the leading malaria vector in India and parts of Asia and the Middle East) overexpressing the protein kinase AKT gene increased the insulin signalling in the mosquito midgut, significantly reducing mosquito lifespan and inhibiting P. falciparum development [54].